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How Can Parents Help?
1. Set up a specific place to study that is well lighted, quiet, comfortable, and equipped with materials.
2. Set aside a regular time for homework, or make a schedule for the week, so that both parents and child know when to work on homework.
3. Be supportive and give appropriate help. Parents should not do their children's homework, but should engage in problem solving with them.
-Talk about the assignments. Does the child understand the homework?
-Help the child structure the time and assignment, and help the child get started.
-Consider the child's learning style. Does the child learn best through seeing, hearing, or manipulating material?
4. Show interest in and encourage the child's efforts.
5. Be a parent who is both loving and firm.
6. Refer the child to a homework hotline or Web site to get an explanation of the assignment if needed.
7. Contact the teacher if further help is needed.
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How Can Parents Help?
1. Set up a specific place to study that is well lighted, quiet, comfortable, and equipped with materials.
2. Set aside a regular time for homework, or make a schedule for the week, so that both parents and child know when to work on homework.
3. Be supportive and give appropriate help. Parents should not do their children's homework, but should engage in problem solving with them.
-Talk about the assignments. Does the child understand the homework?
-Help the child structure the time and assignment, and help the child get started.
-Consider the child's learning style. Does the child learn best through seeing, hearing, or manipulating material?
4. Show interest in and encourage the child's efforts.
5. Be a parent who is both loving and firm.
6. Refer the child to a homework hotline or Web site to get an explanation of the assignment if needed.
7. Contact the teacher if further help is needed.